Dan Frieth
Dan is interested in political policies around the world and how they impact internet users and creators. [email protected]
Twitter Said It Made an “Error” in the Suspension of J.D Vance’s Campaign Account
Twitter reversed the ban.
Ogdensburg Will Defend Mayor Being Sued From Blocking Constituents on Facebook
In terms of precedent, public officials have been ordered not to block citizens.
Forbes Deletes Article Alleging Psychological Trauma in Mask-Wearing for Kids
The article was an opinion piece from a teacher with experience in trauma-informed instruction.
UK Considers Regulating Platforms Like Netflix for “Misinformation”
Something else the government wants to police.
Biden Administration Ordered Abandoned Weapons Information to Be Removed From Federal Websites
Accused of covering the tracks.
Texas House Passes Social Media Free Speech Bill
Next it will head to the senate.
Australia Passes Sweeping Internet Surveillance Bill
“No one is safe under these new laws.”
Quebec Judge Rules Social Platforms Can’t Be Compelled to Remove Content Unless It’s Illegal
Though, things could soon change with proposed bills.
Kyrgyzstan Uses the Guise of “Misinformation” to Enact New Internet Censorship
A growing tactic used around the world.
YouTube Demonetizes 14 Brazilian Channels for Election “Misinformation”
The channels were identified by a court.
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Says It’s Not “Conservative” to Ban Vaccine Passports
Noem refused to back legislation to protect citizens from the passports.